Governor Mike Dunleavy rolls out his budget that's built on a combination of fantasy and deficit spending.

In two martinis and a microphone...the re-opening of the downtown transit center raises questions about the safety and the future of the building.

Ranked choice voting is saved by less than 700 ballots cast out of 320,000. Governor Mike Dunleavy is stiffed on a position with Trump. What does that mean for the 2026 gubernatorial race? Also five book suggestions for Christmas giving.

While President-elect Trump has announced strong positions on everything from tariffs and immigration to health, the economy and big money won't let these happen.

Sixty percent of new jobs created in Alaska during 2022 were filled by non-resident workers as the working age population declines. Are we even a serious state anymore?

The story of a mayor who should never fly first class.

Andrew offers his thoughts on politics after two martinis. 

American's want a sharper focus on the economy and immigration, and Alaskans appear conflicted. 

We welcome Judge Adolf Zeman to discuss his appointment and retention process. We discuss how Alaska's largest telecom company used to be focused on the future of Alaska instead of quarterly earnings. Right wing bomb thrower Jim Minnery is a pi...

We interview Juli Lucki from the No on Two campaign, and Ethan and I discuss the politics. 

Alaska’s congressional representative Mary Peltola dominates the primary. Mia Costello comes back from the dead in Sand Lake. Captain James Cook provides a precautionary tale of over staying your welcome. Satchel Page pitches the Anchorage Eart...

The Alaska Supreme Court issued a ruling about the long running question about public money going to private schools and it's not what you think.

The Anchorage School District rolls out Academic Academies which hold great potential. Tony Soprano stops by to give us our thoughts on air travel today. 

Mayor-elect Suzanne LaFrance named a new Anchorage Chief of Police after out going Mayor Dave Bronson attempted an end run. Was the boys clubs denied their pick?

Mayor elect Suzanne LaFrance announces her management team. Con man Art Mathias and his religious radicalism owes $94k in fines. Two book suggestions for your summer reading list.

AEDC President & CEO speaks about the Project Anchorage initiative and what it could mean to the future of Anchorage.

Airline travel through Sea-Tac has become insufferable. Is customer service in the airline industry dead? Scott McMurren answers the question.

We debate a initiative entitled Project Anchorage  to sell voters on a 3% sales tax that would lower property taxes and create new revenue for local projects. 

Anchorage Assembly Chair Chris Constant lists the top three things that Anchorage will see from its new city government and we offer our commentary. 

Voters throw Mayor Dave Bronson out of City Hall and we have analysis. Also we offer you the top five reasons why he lost in a landslide. 

Alaskans are losing their ability to speak and participate in government under Governor Mike Dunleavy. The new pop tart movie on Netflix is delicious. Scott McMurren has thoughts on hot tubs. Why has education funding become a play toy?

The court slaps back on Governor Dunleavy's education response. Suzanne LaFrance talks about the future for closed schools. Our AI Translator gives our thoughts on hotel hot tubs. A new novel you will love.

We analyze the recent court ruling and talk about the what's next. We review La Traviata coming to Anchorage April 26-28.

In ten minutes we ask Scott Kendall to tell us three things you should know about the recent bombshell ruling on education that was predicted ten years ago.

We spend nine (maybe ten) minutes with mayoral frontrunner Suzanne LaFrance about her vision for Anchorage.